Triple F Club Gathers For Summer Afternoon
Mrs H L Yager hosted the Triple F Club at her home with games and summer refreshments. Guests included Misses Mary Virginia Atkinson and Zana Bell. Carrie Bell and daughters plan to move to Thorndale. Zana and Irene will teach in Thorndale schools. The Christian Endeavor held a lawn party at the schoolhouse Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Yager
Triple F
Mary Virginia Atkinson
Zana Bell
Carrie Bell
Thorndale
Zana
Irene
The
Christian Endeavor
Social notes from Hearne and Moody visits
Mrs Rosser Cole of Hearne visited Mrs J C Tyson last week. Mr W B Teague of Moody Texas is visiting his brother Mr Weldon Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W B Teague
Moody, Texas
Mr Weldon Teague
Misses and Mrs Frequent Travel Through Texas Towns
Misses Mary and Hazel Freeman visited cousin Miss Nea Montgomery of Hubbard City last week. Mrs Leslie Neese of McAllen visiting her mother Mrs O A Tyson in Round Rock this week. Mrs E J Newton returned home after visiting Mrs For rest Smith of Palestine. Misses Helen Nell and Lois Mayes returned home from a visit with Mrs John Newton and Mrs James Bates of Houston. Mrs Bates and two children visited in Maysfield last week. Rev and Mrs Gus Craven are in Gatesville this week conducting a revival. Mr Lamar Newton returned home from Palestine. Misses Mary Ethel and Mildred Massengale visiting relatives in Valley Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hazel Freeman
Nea Montgomery
Hubbard City
Leslie Neese
McAllen
O. A. Tyson
Round Rock
E. J. Newton
Forrest Smith
Palestine
Texas
Helen, Nell
Lois Mayes
John Newton
James Bates
Houston
Bates
Maysfield
Gus Craven
Gatesville
Rev. Craven
Mary Ethel
Mildred Massengale
Valley Junction
Social visits spotlight Cameron residents week aging
Miss Nina Clark of Cameron was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tyson last week. Mrs. H. L. Atkinson and daughter Harriett returned from a visit with Mr. Elliott Atkinson and family of El Dorado Arkansas. Miss Eula Cooper returned from a visit with Miss Bennie Guynes of Calvert. Mrs. H. A. Nabours and Mr. Jerry Nabours of Salem spent Sunday with Mrs. H. W. Massengale. Mr. Ward Montgomery of Hubbard City is the guest of Mr. Tyson Free man. Mrs. Jack Lawhorn and Mrs. Emry Tucker of Temple are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tucker. Miss Marguerite McCulloch is visiting in Cameron this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Clark
Cameron
J. C. Tyson
H. L. Atkinson
Harriett
Elliott Atkinson
el Dorado, Arkansas
Eula Cooper
Bennie Guynes
Calvert
H. A. Nabours
Jerry Nabours
Salem
H. W. Massengale
Ward Montgomery
Hubbard City
Tyson Freeman
Jack Lawhorn
Emry Tucker of
Temple
R. L. Tucker
Marguerite McCulloch
Mc Call Home Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Pink zennias and pink verbenas shaded the Mc Call residence as Mrs Edgar George and daughter hosted the weekly bridge party. Two tables were set with bright covers tally cards and score pads and guests Miss Bess Wiley and Miss Callie Young attended. High score went to Mrs Penn Wolf and low to Miss Jennie Brown. Dulce Mc Call assisted the hostess and a frozen fruit confection with angel food squares was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McCall
Edgar George
Bess Wiley
Callie Young
Penn Wolf
Low
Jennie Brown
Dulce
Missionary Society Meeting at Methodist Church
The Missionary Society Ladies met Monday in the church with seventeen members present. Mrs. MclIntosh led a Bible study from Life and Letters of Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
MclIntosh
Paul
Mrs Cox and Family Visit Walstons in Dallas
Mrs R W Cox and her children of Dallas have been the house guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Walston, marking a family visit reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cox
Dallas
J. A. Walston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maysfield News
Lamar Newton
Isidore Holden
Holden
International Educational Association
Jessie Miller
Alford Oil Co
Byrne
Federal Reserve Bank
Bridge Party
Missionary Society
J. O. Hughes
Ando
Alfred Walston
Tanglewood
Palace of Sweets
Walter F. Sharpe
Prop
Cameron, Texas
Ted Eppe Oes
Tam
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